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Comments are designed as brief commentaries on the readings from the Revised Common Lectionary suitable for any adult who wants to understand the lessons for the week. Each lesson has a brief commentary, with a link to the biblical text, and a brief outline of the whole biblical book. Each week, we offer:
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At the bottom of each page is a navigation table with buttons linking to all the other pages in the site. Simply click on any button to go to the indicated page. Since July, 1996, we have been providing a weekly commentary on the readings from the Revised Common Lectionary. Reader feedback indicates that Comments are used for sermon preparation and group and individual Bible Study. They are distributed in churches and cell groups, shared by clergy study groups and lay preachers, or just read on-line for personal edification. Want to know more? Check our Frequently Asked Questions. We enjoy hearing about who is using Comments and how you are using them. We try to respond to every message that we receive. Feedback about the content is best directed to the author, . Feedback concerning site design is gratefully received by the publisher, . Comments is a ministry of the Anglican Diocese of Montreal
Legal Stuff Comments does not necessarily reflect an official theological position of the Bishop or Synod of the Diocese of Montreal. Other legitimate interpretations may be possible. Lectionary site supplied by Vanderbilt University Divinity Library. The Revised Common Lectionary is provided by the Consultation on Common Texts. |
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